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Second Quarter Examination-ICT 7SSC: Test I - Multiple Choice

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the term computer configuration refer to?

a)

Installing new games

b)

How a computer system is set up and organized to function optimally

c)

Cleaning computer components

d)

Updating the web browser

2.

Which of the following includes both hardware and software elements?

a)

Configuration

b)

CPU

c)

Keyboard

d)

Operating System

3.

Why is proper configuration important?

a)

It ensures the computer looks neat

b)

It makes the system more colorful

c)

It ensures the computer works correctly and efficiently

d)

It prevents overheating only

4.

Which of the following is an example of hardware configuration?

a)

Installing antivirus software

b)

Changing wallpaper

c)

Adjusting CPU and RAM settings

d)

Creating folders

5.

What is the main purpose of the BIOS in a computer?

a)

To play media files

b)

To tell the computer how to start up

c)

To store games

d)

To manage user passwords

6.

Where is the BIOS stored?

a)

Hard drive

b)

RAM

c)

Special chip on the motherboard

d)

Flash drive

7.

Which of the following statements best describes UEFI compared to traditional BIOS?

a)

UEFI is slower and supports smaller drives

b)

BIOS supports 32-bit & UEFI doesn’t

c)

UEFI has a graphical interface and faster boot process

d)

Both are identical

8.

What does the BIOS control during the computer’s startup process?

a)

Application loading

b)

System sound

c)

Boot sequence and input/output operations

d)

Internet connection

9.

Which of the following is a common BIOS setting?

a)

Font style

b)

Screen brightness

c)

System time and boot priority

d)

Wi-Fi password

10.

What should users remember when changing BIOS settings?

a)

Change everything at once

b)

Avoid saving changes

c)

Be cautious, as wrong settings can prevent startup

d)

Use it only for gaming

11.

It is a printed Circuit board that serve as the foundation of a computer

a)

CPU

b)

Computer

c)

Desktop

d)

Motherboard

12.

Which part of a motherboard are usually used by CPU fans with higher power consumption?

a)

4 pin CPU fan Pin-out

b)

12 pin ATX

c)

24 pin

d)

16 pin

13.

This device senses the CPU to provide the proper voltage to run the CPU.

a)

24 pin ATX Power Connector

b)

12V 4 pin CPU Power Connector

c)

Cable Connector

d)

SATA Connector

14.

Which type of connector where the connector of hard disk drive activity lights, case speaker, reset button, power off/on button, computer power on, light and keylock are connected to them to function smoothly?

a)

Cable Connector

b)

SATA Connector

c)

Front Panel Connector

d)

ATX Connector

15.

What type of system panel cables flashes as information is being written and read from the hard drive?

a)

Power LED

b)

HDD LED

c)

Power SW

d)

Reset SW

16.

It is a chip located on all motherboard that contains instructions and set up how system should boot and how it operates.

a)

CMOS

b)

HDD

c)

BIOS

d)

SSD

17.

It is responsible to keep the clock chip running even when power is off.

a)

HDD

b)

SDD

c)

BIOS

d)

CMOS

18.

Which chip inside a computer that connects the CPU to other primary components in the system.

a)

Southbridge

b)

PATA

c)

SATA

d)

Northbridge

19.

It is a chipset that handles all of a computers I/O function such as USB, audio, serial, the system BIOS, ISA bus and the interrupt controller and the IDE channel.

a)

Southbridge

b)

PATA

c)

SATA

d)

Northbridge

20.

What part of a motherboard used to show energy in an electronic field?

a)

Inductor

b)

Translator

c)

Capacitor

d)

Calculator

21.

What allows computer memory RAM to be inserted into the computer?

a)

Memory Chip

b)

Memory Slot

c)

Floppy Disk Slot

d)

IDE Slot

22.

It is a drive controller on your motherboard that support both hard drives and CD ROM and DVD-Rom devices.

a)

AGP Slot

b)

Floppy Disk Slot

c)

PCI Slot

d)

IDE Slot

23.

Which slot provide a medium to expand the capabilities of the PC, by adding like modems, cards, audio cards and ethernet cards?

a)

AGP Slot

b)

PCI Slot

c)

Memory Slot

d)

Floppy Disk Slot

24.

Which slot or cards automatically detected as in-built video cards when connected to AGP slot of system and provide better resolution than onboard/integrated video?

a)

AGP Slot

b)

PCI Slot

c)

Floppy disk Slot

d)

Memory Slot

25.

Which part of a hardware within a computer that carries out the instructions of a computer program by performing the basic arithmetical, logical and I/O operations of the system?

a)

Memory Slot

b)

Memory Chip

c)

CPU socket

d)

CPU

26.

Any receptacle or jack to which an audio device such as speakers, headphones or a microphone can be connected.

a)

Audio Cable

b)

Audio jack

c)

Audio port

d)

Audio Slot

27.

Which port is design for computer accessories allows you to hot swap any devices like mouse, keyboard, game controller and slew of the other things?

a)

USB Chip

b)

USB Socket

c)

USB Port

d)

USB Slot

28.

What is the first step in the personal computer disassembly process?

a)

Opening the outer shell/case

b)

Removing the system fan

c)

Unplugging every cable plugged into the computer

d)

Preparing a container for screws

29.

What does PS/2 stand for?

a)

Port System 2

b)

Personal Setup 2

c)

Personal System/2

d)

Peripheral Socket 2

30.

The acronym DVI means ______

a)

Digital Visual Interface

b)

Display Video Input

c)

Data Video Integration

d)

Dual Visual Interlink

31.

What is the full form of VGA?

a)

Visual Graphics Adapter

b)

Video Graphics Array

c)

Virtual Graphics Accelerator

d)

Visual Game Adapter

32.

The acronym HDMI refers to ______

a)

High-Definition Monitor Interface

b)

High-Definition Media Input

c)

High-Definition Multimedia Interface

d)

Hyper Display Media Interface

33.

The term USB stands for ______.

a)

Universal System Bus

b)

Unified Serial Bus

c)

Universal Serial Bus

d)

User Standard Bus

34.

What does CPU mean?

a)

Central Processing Unit

b)

Core Processor Utility

c)

Computer Power Unit

d)

Central Peripheral Unit

35.

The acronym RAM stands for ______.

a)

Read Access Memory

b)

Random Access Memory

c)

Rapid Access Module

d)

Runtime Allocation Memory

36.

What is the full form of BIOS?

a)

Binary Input Output System

b)

Basic Input Output System

c)

Base Integrated Operating System

d)

Built-In Output Software

37.

The abbreviation PCI means _____

a)

Peripheral Connection Interface

b)

Processor Control Integration

c)

Peripheral Component Interconnect

d)

Peripheral Communication Input

38.

The acronym SATA stands for ______.

a)

Serial Advanced Technology Attachment

b)

System Access Technology Adapter

c)

Serial Application Transfer Array

d)

Simple Access Technology Assembly

39.

If you are working on computer disassembly, what precaution is recommended to prevent shocking internal parts?

a)

Use only rubber-handled tools

b)

Touch something grounded (like a sink faucet)

c)

Avoid touching metal components

d)

Work with an antistatic wrist strap

40.

The CPU fan is located directly on top of which component?

a)

The motherboard

b)

The power supply

c)

The hard drive

d)

The CPU heat sink

41.

When disassembling the computer, which power cables must be disconnected from the power supply?

a)

Internal hard drive power only

b)

Motherboard and CD/DVD drive power only

c)

Portable hard drive slot power only

d)

Motherboard, CD/DVD drive(s), internal hard drive, and portable hard drive slot power

42.

How is the Memory (RAM) module removed from the motherboard?

a)

By pulling it out firmly from the slot

b)

By unscrewing four screws securing it in place

c)

By unplugging a ribbon cable

d)

By pushing down on the tabs holding the RAM in place at both ends

43.

The large ATX power connector and the smaller processor power connector both attach to which component?

a)

The CD/DVD drive

b)

The CPU

c)

The motherboard

d)

The power supply

44.

When installing memory modules (RAM), how do you secure them in their sockets?

a)

Use small screws on either end

b)

Lower a lever, similar to the CPU

c)

Push down firmly and evenly until the clips on both sides pop into place

d)

Apply thermal grease before insertion

45.

Which external peripheral’s cable is secured by tightening screws on its connector?

a)

Keyboard cable (PS/2)

b)

Network cable

c)

Power cable

d)

Monitor cable (to the video port)

46.

What initial preparation is recommended before beginning PC disassembly, besides unplugging cables?

a)

Starting with the CPU fan

b)

Making sure to work on a tile floor

c)

Having the tools handy and a container to keep the screws in

d)

Unplugging only the power cable

47.

When removing the outer shell/case, which side of the computer typically has the large knobs that can be unscrewed by hand or with a screwdriver?

a)

The front side

b)

The top side

c)

The back-right side

d)

The bottom side

48.

What is the process for removing the system fan after its plug is disconnected from the motherboard?

a)

Unscrewing the fan from the outside

b)

Wiggling it until it pops out

c)

Cutting the wires at the base of the fan

d)

Sliding it toward the back of the computer

49.

What must be checked before securing the motherboard onto the PC case/chassis, particularly concerning the ports on the back panel?

a)

That the ports on the motherboard’s back panel match the holes on the case’s I/O shield

b)

That all hard drives are already installed

c)

That the power supply is fully connected

d)

That the RAM clips are closed

50.

In the assembly process, which component is the brain and nerve center of the PC?

a)

The power supply and hard drive

b)

The RAM and graphics card

c)

The motherboard and the CPU

d)

The optical drives and add-in cards

51.

Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is correct, and FALSE if it is incorrect. Before starting computer disassembly, it is only necessary to have a screwdriver; a container for screws is optional.

a)

True

b)

False

52.

Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is correct, and FALSE if it is incorrect. When opening the outer shell/case, the side with large knobs is typically the right side of the computer.

a)

True

b)

False

53.

Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is correct, and FALSE if it is incorrect. The connector for the system fan on the motherboard is usually labeled “CPU FAN1.”

a)

True

b)

False

54.

Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is correct, and FALSE if it is incorrect. When removing the power supply, you must unscrew four screws that hold it in place on the back of the computer.

a)

True

b)

False

55.

Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is correct, and FALSE if it is incorrect. When working on a hard drive, you must be very careful not to drop it because it is very delicate.

a)

True

b)

False

56.

Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is correct, and FALSE if it is incorrect. When installing the CPU, you align it with the socket using an arrow or a missing pin on one corner of the chip.

a)

True

b)

False

57.

Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is correct, and FALSE if it is incorrect. If you have an internet-connected PC, you should download the latest component drivers from vendors’ websites and copy them to a CD for easy access.

a)

True

b)

False

58.

Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is correct, and FALSE if it is incorrect. It is recommended to place the motherboard in the case before installing the CPU, heat sink, and memory modules.

a)

True

b)

False

59.

Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is correct, and FALSE if it is incorrect. Parallel ATA drives use a thin, 1 cm-wide data cable, while SATA drives use a wide, flat data cable.

a)

True

b)

False

60.

Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is correct, and FALSE if it is incorrect. Keyboard and mouse cables can sometimes use the same type of PS/2 connector, so you must know the correct ports.

a)

True

b)

False